Washington Post Romo Will Not Receive The Silent TreatmentWashington Post"This is Redskins territory. It's like the Yankees; you hate the Yankees and you hate the Cowboys. I might have to wear a Redskins shirt. …Tiger's wide-ranging presserWashington TimesBoos will be news to WoodsWashington Examinerall 14 news articles » More: continued here
Brian Mitchell claims he was fired for criticizing RedskinsYahoo! SportsFormer Washington Redskins return man Brian Mitchell says his recent firing by a radio station owned by the team is not due to economic factors but for …Mitchell: I Was Fired For Criticizing RedskinsRealGM.comEx-athletes have no safety from ax in TV, radio gigsUSA TodayMorning Bog: Brian [...]
What's in Mosley's Mailbag?ESPNI hear the Redskins might have an opening, though. And I think Quintin Demps will win the job in Philly. Do we think the Eagles are the first team in league …Pre-Training Camp Gridiron Gab Division Previews: NFC EastNFL GridIron Gaball 3 news articles » More: continued here
New York Times The Quad Countdown: No. 66 MarylandNew York TimesFormer players in the NFL: 41 – RB Lance Bell (Indianapolis Colts), CB Kevin Barnes (Washington Redskins), LB Eric Barton (Cleveland Browns), …and more » More: continued here
2009 Washington Redskins Super Bowl XLIV & NFC Conference OddsThe SpreadThe Washington Redskins hope that they can build off of some of the success they had in 2008 and possibly make a run in '09. The Skins made the biggest …and more » More: continued here
The newest big man to break the bank is Redskin DT Albert Haynesworth, who shared an interesting piece of info with Adam Schein and Jim Miller of Sirius NFL Radio Thursday. The tidbit was that the Tampa Bay Bucs actually offered more money to sign with them over the Redskins. Haynesworth’s deal which was signed [...]
The Cincinnati Bengals acquired punter Ryan Plackemeier on waivers Friday from the Washington Redskins. He punted 55 times for a 41.7-yard average during 10 games with the Redskins. More: continued here
Austin, T.X. (June 23, 2009) – A District of Columbia Court of Appeals upheld a lower courts finding, allowing the Washington Redskins to keep both their name and other “offending” trademarks. More: continued here
Washington Post DC Sports Bog Live: Red Sox Fans, Nationals Fail, Redskins, Caps …Washington Post, United StatesDC Sports Bogger Dan Steinberg was online Tuesday, June 23, at 11 am ET to discuss the Nats, his Nationals Fail campaign, DC United, the Caps, the Redskins and the latest sports news and your questions and comments about his [...]
LANDOVER, MD – A new FedEx Field parking lot will be opened for thousands of Washington Redskins fans with the onset of the 2009 season, the team announced today. More: continued here